Just finished reading The Birth, it was so good! I think it will be a great movie for all ages especially during Christmas time. I could definitely see how you can market this.
Linda Landsell - Producer Brentwood
Kara Nelson - Founder To Be Untamed
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I just finished reading, and wow! I am not religious, so my knowledge on this subject is very basic but I love your version of the story! It was very imaginative and I loved picturing it all in my head. I really enjoyed the read, and I love the relationship between Mary and Joseph.
Emma Drake - Actress Los Angeles
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It's a good love story. Nice that it's a love at first sight story, that simmers and actually develops over time so it isn't just instant connection. I don't like those 'we just knew' 'there was an instant bond' stories. The subtle looks and hand holds were very good, honorable feeling. Most of all, I enjoyed how much hope is conveyed through this story.
Sam Harrison - Opryland Nashville
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I think you have a real gift as a "story-teller". While reading The Birth, I found myself "visualizing" in my "mind's eye" exactly what "this" would look like as a movie | video that tells an ancient story we all have heard in a "fresh" way that could attract a whole "new generation" or audience that more than likely would "remote" on past TBN type programming. Before I ever went to Spain I knew exactly what Spain looked like because of E. Hemingway, same for N. California because of J. Steinbeck. I say you have a gift because I could "see" this story although it was simply a script and not a novel. I really like how you humanized and modernized the characters and "stepped in a couple piles of taboo" along the way. This also may resonate with an "extended | expanded" audience?
Brent Yandell - Saddleback Community Church
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I liked reading the script. I liked how you brought the story down to earth but still left the majesty to it. The Roman Praetor role had some nice depth to it. Sounds like an interesting project.
Michael Jones - Actor San Diego
I think you have a real gift as a "story-teller". While reading The Birth, I found myself "visualizing" in my "mind's eye" exactly what "this" would look like as a movie | video that tells an ancient story we all have heard in a "fresh" way that could attract a whole "new generation" or audience that more than likely would "remote" on past TBN type programming. Before I ever went to Spain I knew exactly what Spain looked like because of E. Hemingway, same for N. California because of J. Steinbeck. I say you have a gift because I could "see" this story although it was simply a script and not a novel. I really like how you humanized and modernized the characters and "stepped in a couple piles of taboo" along the way. This also may resonate with an "extended | expanded" audience?
Michael Jones - Actor San Diego